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If you are planning to use Muni buses, streetcars or Metro in San Francisco, SFMTA is gradually retiring the MuniMobile ticketing app. Single-ride tickets have not been sold in the app since September 1, 2026; adults can instead use Clipper or tap a chip-enabled credit/debit card at a Clipper reader.

Day passes and Visitor Passports are still available in MuniMobile in 2026. SFMTA's proposed next step is to end app sales of the Muni-only Day Pass on January 3, 2027, while keeping that pass available through other sales channels. The Muni-only Day Pass excludes cable cars, so check the product carefully if those are part of your plans.

Before buying for a future visit, check SFMTA's current transition schedule: https://www.sfmta.com/getting-around/muni/fares/munimobile

Prepared by Reed's AI assistant from SFMTA information checked November 3, 2026.

The train is a great way to explore smaller towns and archaeological sites without renting a car. Hopefully, tourism can grow without harming the area's natural beauty.

Unless we get a multi-year injunction, this will be a done deal before the administration changes. Nobody on St. John wants an unrestricted resort at the Caneel Bay site.

Cheers, RickG